Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-08-05
= Mr.. Tarble is up and well again.


Che south, Tuesday night.
f-~-Thos. Null returned Saturday even
Ing from st. Paul, via Huron.
Some extra bargains in machine
oils and grease at Roth Bros. 225ti
c--Thos. II. Null went east on bust
ness the early part of the week.
Nat. Spears is rustlcating among
cats and flax in Logan township.
Geo. Bateman's several stacks Of
grain are rising up in good shape.
MIR. j. L. Johnston, CT Alpena, was
caller at The Herald Office, Tuesday.
VIM. Housed and VIM. Mcdonald
intend starting feed-mill here this
fall.
Black Machine OIL, Csc per gallon
j. gallons $1.OO, at DR.. Matthias drug
Store. ! 225tf
Last Sabbath was fearfully bent by
the farmers cutting and stacking their
grain. ~
Hal Grenell and Polly X. took the
soad cart and started for Miller, We'd
hesday.
Paris green, London purple. insect
powder and tly-paper at A. M. Matthias
drug store. 22Otf
Mrs. Farnsworth has been quite
sick the past week, but is reported some
better now.
Absolutely pure baking powder and
lavoring extracts, in bulk at DR.. Ma
thias' drug store. - 224tf
Remember that DR.. Sherman, den
list, will be at the Washington Springs
Hotel, Monday, Aug. 22d.
Remember you can get. Climax and
Spearhead tobacco at Albert and
fyesseys at 40 cts. per lib. 222-tf
"A number of applicants for certih-
Gates were examined by Co. Supt. Bin
ford on Tuesday Of this week.
The race track on the fair grounds
is undergoing needed repairs, prepare
tory for the coming fair in Sept.
"A lengthy contribution of what has
ceased to be news for some weeks, we
lay by for the editors consideration.
Abe Easter, Mr.. Taylor and John
Mcdonald were laboring on the race
track at the fair grounds, Wednesday.
Owing to little indisposition and
q big black eye, the sheriff was unable
20 attend the lodge lasS Friday night.
Considerable damage was done at
Scotland last week, by apparently the
same hail storm that struck us Tuesday
night.
judging from the number OF hay
stacks going up around the hotel prem
ises, we should say that Tarble's men
are "rustlers".
Mrs. Allen, Of Mitchell, was aguest
at the Woodburn House a couple of
days this week, She intends to buy a
farm in Jerauld county.
Most all the small grains are cut
and will go into the stack this week
and next. The turnout. as far as heard
from, is quite satisfactory.
On Friday and Saturday last, Jos.
Ii. Farnham and Math. Shepard were
made happy by the arrival of small
boy at their respective houses.
Wednesday morning we found our
selves in a new deal, all surrounded
with new farm machinery which the
wind seen fit to turn over to US.
Mother and sister of Mrs. Null who
visited with her for a short time, re-
turned Monday to their respective
homes in Iowa and Chamberlain.
Carl Roth, and mother of Roth
Bros, returned Tuesday evening from
Tyndall. Bon Honme county, where
they were visiting for couple of
weeks.
Geo. Barnes, Of Pleasant twp, died
last Tuesday evening, and was buried
yesterday. He had been an invalid for
long time, being sufferer from a
chronic heart trouble, from which at
lection he died.
We have been visited by frequent
showers OF late. While it interferes
with harvest work, it will benefit late
crops and bring them out in good shape.
Everything seems to turn out we'll
DIED.-On Monday night in ANNA
township, a child, five weeks old, of Mr..
and Mrs. Isaiah French. The funeral
services were held at washington
Springs on Tuesday evening, by Rev.
Mr.. Campbell.
One of the saddest circumstances
connected with the hail storm of last
week, was the injury received by Mrs.
Pryne, of Pleasant twp. She was hold
ing quilt over the window to keep the
storm from driving into the room,
when small piece Of glass was driven
through the lower eye-lid into the eye.